Re: Questions about using multiple sockets

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On 7/9/20 10:33 pm, Kurt Van Dijck wrote:

The 'problem' seems to be already introduced by that specific ECU ;-)

In my experience, it's hard to use 29bit CAN id's mixed with J1939.
But the 11bit CAN id range is free to use without any conflict with
j1939.
I've seen some uses of this 11bit id's.

Just as long as all other devices on the bus are perfect and fully tested, and don't do what was in one of the links I sent previously:

https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/467932/is-it-possible-to-use-j1939-and-canopen-on-the-same-bus

    Certain CAN nodes don't distinguish between 11 or 29 bit
    internally.

There are a lot of CAN devices out there that work well enough in the limited environment they've been tested in. But add anything else to the bus and change the traffic or addresses in use and you might find they can't handle that. They might be demonstrably buggy, but it will still be your fault. Especially if they throw a DTC and don't work until the vehicle gets back to the dealer to clear it. BeenThereDoneThat.

Tom



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